Sentence examples for form coherence from inspiring English sources

'Architecture,' he writes in his latest book, Content, 'embodies the lingering hope - or the vague memory of a hope - that shape, form, coherence could be imposed on the violent surf of information that washes over us daily.' Koolhaas likes to claim that he does not to want to invent more than he has to; his buildings are episodic, multipurpose, improvised.

While Hadad et al. did not find a significant difference in the rates of development for sensitivity to coherent motion at 4°/s and 18°/s, Hayward et al. (2011) reported a more gradual rate of development for motion-defined form coherence thresholds at a much slower speed of 0.1°/s compared to faster speeds.

Depending on the number of jammers and jammer polarizations, the array chooses to expend its degrees of freedom to counter the jammer polarization or/and use phase coherence to form jammer spatial nulls.

The book is a desert of negative space across which the panting reader will search in vain for the traditional pleasures of the novel: form, character, coherence, meaning.

However, on the face of it, the impossibility results negatively affect this less radical form of coherence theory as well.

It will in fact be shown that both discourse structure, in the form of Coherence Relations (Hobbs 1979), and syntactic structure combine to strongly bias the actual interpretation of pronouns and that both components of language are important for the determination of anaphoric relations.

This form of coherence requires that organizational structures are in place to support the care process and that health professionals in different parts of the system know about healthcare options for patients in general and take the initiative to refer patients to other healthcare settings.

Cohen never finds that deep novelistic form, that tensile coherence, which Woolf idealized.

The disciplines of form, structure and coherence that I learned from him served me no less in writing words than they had in composing music.

(An argument along these lines is found in Blanshard (1939), who holds a form of the coherence theory closely related to Joachim's).

We sought to detect and define phenotypic patterns of drusen heterogeneity in the form of optical coherence tomography reflective drusen substructures (ODS) and examine their associations with age-related macular degeneration (AMD related features and AMD progression.